All Breaking news articles – Page 131
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NewsBritish Land lays up rooftop basketball court
The developer’s latest office building in Paddington boasts the latest wellness boosting features.
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NewsOlympic architects dismiss criticism from ‘grumpy old men’
Stratford Waterfront will be exceptional, says John Tuomey
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NewsWilkinson Eyre profit slumps
Architect looks abroad as it reports drop in workloads, profits - and top salary
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NewsDesigns unveiled for controversial Robin Hood Gardens replacement
Haworth Tompkins and Metropolitan Workshop submit plans
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NewsAlinea fears for contractors as Brexit dip begins to bite
Vote to leave the EU will see tender prices flatten out this year and then potentially fall
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NewsArchitect appointed to £23m Scottish justice centre
New court building will allow Inverness Castle to become tourist attraction
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NewsChinese burn: Hinkley backers feel snubbed
Well-placed source claims representatives of China’s nuclear industry took the latest delay badly
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NewsHinkley delay puts UK nuclear new build at risk, says expert
Government review into Hinkley Point C risks putting off investors in other nuclear projects
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NewsNorthern Powerhouse out, 'proper industrial strategy' in
Builders welcome launch of new cabinet committee to boost the UK economy through industrial strategy
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NewsQPR adds affordable homes to get £175m Old Oak approval
Mayor of London approves plans after intervening to add more affordable homes
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NewsGraham lands £40m Manchester PRS job
Contractor appointed after funding secured for 232-home scheme
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NewsKeltbray on cusp of Dunne deal to save hundreds of jobs
Demolition specialist on verge of move into reinforced concrete market
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NewsMorgan Sindall optimistic after shedding problem jobs
Chief executive says firm hopes to beat market forecasts after a strong start to year
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NewsBalfour Beatty loses another procurement boss
Graham Ball is parting ways with the contractor after barely eight months
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NewsLakehouse issues third profit warning in six months
Problem contracts in the firm’s regeneration division continue to weigh heavily on its finances
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NewsConstruction feeling more squeeze as Brexit bad news piles up
CIPS survey hits new seven-year low
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NewsT Clarke takes £6.6m pensions hit from Brexit
But M E specialist says it is experiencing “excellent levels of activity” post-EU referendum